Guess what OUR Hawks can do?!?!?!?!?!

Andy Prisco

Andy Prisco

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Well...how about turn a 55 gallon drum into swiss cheese? Well, they can, and did today.

In an attempt to see what our Hawks can do, Bobby took our Rogers' Rangers Spike Hawk and blew holes through the side walls of the drum with the spike end to test the edge geometry and heat treat....absolutely no damage. His wife Brenda thought someone shot the drum with a 30/30, the holes were so big! In Bobby's words, "..it was like puttin' holes in a milk carton!" See what just good ole' fashion, power strokes with an RR Hawk can do!!!

Then, he took the Rogers' Rangers Light Infantry Hawk to the lid, thinking he would cut a swath with the edge, and then use a SawzAll to take off the rest of the lid......well, the saw never "saw" the drum. After the first chop, Bobby chopped the rest of the lid out like lightening! Only a blunted edge resulted. Our hand forged 5160 is truly, TOUGH!!!

Expect some streaming video of this test on our website by next week.

Yours in Tomahawks "Unplugged"!!!



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Andy Prisco,
Co-Founder, Manager
American Tomahawk Company
877-557-5200
http://www.americantomahawk.com
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I feel like a kid again, when I say,

that is soooooooooo cool!

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~Brian.
 
SWEET! Hope the Vietnam Hawk can do the same!
I will have a need for a strong spike.

THUNK


Greg
 
I was too tired to see last night much less type. So I got some sleep first...
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Night 'fore last, I was making another "hotshot" run cruising along minding my own business. Happy as "a pig in", well pretty dog-goned happy being I had recieved my Rogers' Rangers Hawks in that day.
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I had the cruise set to one notch below "get-a-ticket" and was chillin' to the soothing sounds of that Alanis Morisettee woman. (Man the mouth on that gal...)
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Then in my rear view comes this smart-alec type car that wants to ride my backside with his lights on bright.
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You know that kind when it's so lit up you can read a newspaper in your cab. This disturbed my bliss, but I had my newly unwrapped Light Infantry Belt Hawk riding shotgun. So I slowly lifted that hand forged head into the annoying illumination flooding my truck, turning my mirrors into spotlights aimed right at my eyes.

When I had the hawk in full lit-up view, I rotated it to get that glint off the mirror polished edge. Then I hit my brakes hard and let off coasting. I don't know what happened, he must of had car trouble or something; but, that ole car stopped, stayed off my tail, and turned off at the next intersection. I hit the old resume button and cruised on back to the house in peace.
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You know, these Tomahawks are going to come in real handy like...
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